The actor urged women to take interest in their bodies and find out exactly what happens during menopause. "Women find when they start educating themselves that they can make decisions from a place of power,

Today, 60 million American women are navigating menopause, and it’s a stage that every woman will go through, according to Respin Health’s website. Berry, a women’s menopausal health advocate, said Respin Health is a company powered by community and backed by science to help women in mid-life.

"I won't tell the story again—some of you may have heard it," actress Halle Berry, 58, says with a smile. She's referring to her start of perimenopause, when she was misdiagnosed with herpes (in actuality, she had vaginal atrophy, a.k.a. drying of the vagina ).

It’s time for menopause — and the conversation surrounding it — to get a modern makeover. And to give it a contemporary spin, Halle Berry, one of today’s leading voices behind the movement, had to respin the stigma,

Halle Berry joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Justin Sylvester to talk about her new menopause initiative, Respin, that she says is her “second-act life passion” inspired by her own journey with menopause.